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2. Created laws protecting slaves and prisoners.
During the 13th century, the king Sundiata Keita united all the kingdoms of Western Africa to create the Empire of Mali. In the year 1235, he enacted the Kouroukan Fouga, the non-written constitution of the Empire of Mali, which contained laws that protected slaves and prisoners. This constitution is one of the first declarations of Human Rights in the History of Humanity. It established that slaves should be treated properly and they could only be employed or liberated, but they could never be sold by their masters.
3. Created a cabinet of advisors
In 1235, Sundiata Keita created the Gbara, or great assembly, which worked as the deliberative body of the Empire of Mali. It was formed by 30 members from the different Mandinka clans.
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They both took over lands and peoples and treated them unfairly. They conquered many lands and built an empire. They both caused many revolts.
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People exist in a cycle of life and death, and birth and rebirth,
Nirvana is attained when a person escapes a cycle of suffering, and
Enlightenment occurs when people understand the cycle of suffering.
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